Wind-Em’s Workshop

Dr. Roth, the genius behind the Wind-Em’s project, had a tumultuous past marked by isolation and cruelty. As an orphan devoid of familial love, he endured mockery and ostracization due to a prominent scar over his left eye, fostering a deep-seated resentment towards humanity. Determined to forge a sense of belonging, he fixated on the notion of fabricating life.

Driven by his animosity towards people, he underwent drastic physical alterations to distance himself from his human appearance, adorning his body with cosmetic stitches and bolts to conceal his disfiguring scar. This transformation birthed a new persona, perhaps veering into a darker realm of existence.

His quest led him to create dolls—creations initially conceived to receive his affection and care. Evolving over time, these dolls acquired the capacity to talk, move, and engage, yet they lacked a crucial element: a soul. Dr. Roth came to a profound realization—that to bestow life, one must possess life.

Implementing zippers on their chests, he embedded within these dolls a contrived "heart" designed to siphon the souls of those who bestowed them with love and tenderness. Mass-produced and marketed as companions for lonely children, these dolls stealthily infiltrated countless households, catalyzing a sinister transformation wherein each child unwittingly surrendered their vitality, rendering them lifeless husks.

Thus, the insidious origins of Wind-Em’s emerged—a creation born from Dr. Roth's yearning for connection, twisted by his bitterness, and ultimately, ensnaring the essence of innocent souls.